John Edwards trial jurors: Panel majority wanted to acquit
The strange case of John Edwards — who has been humiliatingly undressed as a scoundrel and the very opposite of what he pretended to be in two runs for the presidency — sheds some light on the relationship between politicians and donors and serves as
John Edwards has just been found NOT GUILTY on one of six campaign fraud charges stemming from his 2008 run for President — the judge declared a mistrial…
John Edwards' campaign finance fraud trial ended today in a manner so shambolic not even your mistress' spiritual advisor could have foreseen it.
By Robert Wright John Edwards was raised a southern Baptist, and in a sense he's a pretty good advertisement for that faith. I don't mean that, by confessing what he calls his "sins," he's done what a southern Baptist is supposed to do.
(CBS/AP) John Edwards thanked his family for their support during his trial on federal charges that he has misused campaign contributions, and expressed his love for Frances Quinn Hunter, his daughter by his mistress, Rielle Hunter.
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